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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23
An Aneetio,e OF Lincoln.

The largest crowd ever sen N
staUnton assembled TO witness tbs
ceaebration OF the Confederate Ne
mortal Association The chiss Al
traction was the presence Of General
W. W. Ayerili, OF New York, the ora.
tor % the occasion. Amone othe.
things General Aysrill said. Wa,e~
once outposss and p5ckets we're SCI
70 guard my command against a
brave and persistent enesay I nov
stand slone 4 welcomed saase /
thank God and ron Tor the CHANGED
conditions / have experseaee3
every vicissituda o! var IN
ciuding, being killed, for | have heen
hall killed twice. kut Of all the tri
umpas have enjoyed this victorr Of
peaes to-day stae sraniest and most
satisfactory.
The speaker sketehe3 thecamaaknS
o. MS division during the var, touched
upon the results CT the war, and thf
yalor and ehiyslry {; the soafh. ans
related an ~anec1ose OF President LIN
coin at the time OF THE iattex's visit Il
the army of the Potomac cpts1ssss
fredericksburg IN 1886. In tlsecaur
q an interview with the president
General Averill showed HIM apots
from General FIt1hueh Iax in regard
70 the wounded OF the Iatters eorn.
mand Tie speaker continued ~ fol
lows Then h aSked. Were Won AMI
General Lee fF1enslsS' Certainly as
|. always had beea- sWhas woula
happen. he askai, should
you meet on the hsstyA
held One or both Of NJ
would be badly hurt or killed. I saSi
'obhcd 10 be, Mr.. President H
leaned back p~icturesquay, that
mourIlfui face ot his on his hand s7,1
after q pause. said, with emotion
Oh MY God. what a dreadful thin
IS a war ike this. where persona
friends must slay each other and -
as friends tod him that undoght
edly Lee thought he was dome his
duty, and knew that I was dom
mine. tNes. ssG Mr. Lincoln. Il m.
derstand your feelings. But thare ~
many who wonld think that yor
ought to hate each other. Finally h.
said. General Aserill. ! wish yor
would give nle this letter OF Lees
sSnrsiy. take it. Mr.. President. / r.
plied and have been told by one q
ms hlosraphers tnat he carried ths
note IN his pocket for a lons tiuae. ara
woaiG frequently show IL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

srG as HspzIESSaa aoafhiy
II the data II The registrar general
reports a-e correct cancer Is stadQ
Increasing a Engaad. and the rsss s.
increase Is zagmenting. Thus. DUR
thesaysAS TS the increase -
number OF dsts from this disease 2.
SaA showing an average increase 9
ahoHt zoo: froaa 1850 70 IsS9tha nahs
Der of deaths vas -. 049, and the sseH
Se annual increase s4s; sad from isss
70 1872 liI-af deaths occurred. ~
an annual increase Of $50. DR.. CEss.
Moore attempted 10 show, In Pc
published Il issS, that caacer thrsss
with good living. and that ns e
crease was an accompaniment o. the
proved ecoHomlcl condition . W.
ny Of the British people. 1t sfoalsz
where the conditions are orsillsI.x
most favorable to kealth sni ns-s
among the rich than among the ~
According to- French observer. 49,
ten per cent Of the wealthy classes -
Per cent Of the poorer classes -
afflicted vita cancer. The dasea& =
eordlng TO DIR. Crisp, also pre.
among animals more frsqnentiy ano1S
H~esh-sassEs than anoag hsr0-ss
szd among doraestcatd tAsn ameas
Wild animals. Il Is not Eynosae q +
f~ec+aoas, or conyeyed u any =
il tr&nsmlsxahle. though the predfsrs
ton 10 il aay lie inheriteds bal
e7xss 3a naxs IN aA~a snsgsxi3uAI HkM7
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

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Is tie b2z.
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too. i Ep21y guzng ozt Of fxsh;os.
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with ther fr5s-as osE sherry ehaekens
ebea wsT &c a riaee with eoee
fcy1zbls ckzzrz and hkIA es.ehes T.
customers zcv, md the modem rests
rants xa5 cafes. where thgv can pe,ce
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ke, do tie Eozs business Thesr mons
are Always EIEsl
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who caze zzfg Z. cocktail ever rzaru-
Ing before hexktkst q -Eaehson. al J
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drinks CT wki-kev eTsry dsy 10 Ionesf
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tas bar i Eos tssa5oa&bis nossdau.
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zssd %, z2d o1lv irak zxzyf rsm hans
for ths fr Ct The thing. The who,e-
sale absorption Ct hezsr has gose OF
Of STYLE Nou sd tz 3 psrfy cf 81
dE-ts or clerks g to plsce aai drni
gEEi they ezz hold 10 EoEe. bas TIN !
var ssE5on- OF c0zrss thsre are oh
srs E-2oag the hbazfrg classes who de-
Ebsrz.slF Eks up tAsr maids 70 est
AfEH and 90 ahsTt L n zb1siHez liz
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gran
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

The experiment Of state arbitration
N labor difficulties. which va in-ti-
tutd in View York, has proved a fail
urs. The members Of the State Board
OF Arbitraeors were appointed, the
board vas organized and Offices at
the capitol we're opened for Official
business. ButHo official business ca file.
The act creating IL was passed by The
IegisIatureo OF 1856 and did not author
ize - to interfere in case Of strikes or
lockoats unless requested by the 4
ttes interested. No applications 81
portance were made asking such ac-
ton. The legislature of New York
that has inst adjourned. passed a law
authorizing the State Board OF ArbE
tretion to act for the settlement of la
Dor troubles. whether requested BY
the parties interested to do so or not.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

Governor Beaver Of Pennsylvania
Is earning golden opinions by the free
and yet ~Islicious OF the veto. OF al
the legisiativsmeasures appropriatins
money TO private corporations or a.
sociasions not one has THUS far escap-
ed, no matter how worthy It's purpose
He has also vetoed a dozen bills. that
e clearly Unconstitutional. thereby
showing his conscientious conviction
that the executive oath means
something mora empty tormaiity.
What shall be said of legislators who
took similar oath. and knowingly
violated its
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

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s0zfAE~z states irsE w41ss Es1shz1s l4s
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23
Didn't Know Him.

There was once 3 very important
state Official in California, says the
San Francisco Chronicle. who thought
that everybody knew him, or ought
to know him He was one day walk
ing through a field, when a 6F,Ii al
dressed him in an undertone ard made
ior hTnzHath its head down AMI horns
in = position to raise him. He sas !
state official, . man of dignity and
political power and natural pomross
ity. but be ran He ran surnrisinerx
veil He ran even better than be did
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

In the olden time people played bali
Tor tE-eir own amusement. but now
they par 20 Sc Il done by hired men
Hos sell this business prospen may
be estimated from the figures Of the
Boston club. The papers say II Is =
rstimats to set down the recespts
OF the season At SIz5.00O. Ont Of
this are TO be taken, prhaus. So. 600
Tor salaries Of players $500 Tor
ground expenses. and a considerable
sum Tor the COST oi transporting the
PLAYERS from one city 10 another II
viii Be liberal 10 call this altoeether
$4,000. The profits. therefore, that
the season Of fiye months vii REPRE-
sent, viii Be $4,000
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

Ohio State oE1ass have infCrssei
the officials Of al roads ranningb uGes
cars lnso or shreagh that state that
ea<h q such car mist PSF . Egaos
tax otso hundred dollars per year
andx tia Dox Ian. Hths tax Is sn-
forrAd II VII *. the state abou.
$4,000 per Eeas bat the railroads
cAn De counted on 20 6hs agaiast the
tar 70 the h-ser end
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

Tbs death OF the Hon William A.
Wheeler, leayss but ole Hiring ex-vice
president OF the United S~tase-tae
venerable Hannibal Halnlin OF Maize.
who MAS elected vice president on the
ticket with abraham Lincoln. Al Of
e-x-president, with ons exception-Mr.
Hayes-has also passed away. Moth
ing Is more significant Of the rapiaity
with which public events nor ~ this
time and IN this country than the
readiness with which the ex-presi-
dents and vice presidents pass out Of
our sight and sometimes almost out
of memory.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

Tie consznszcIal arent Of The United
Stats a. Sex Casezoniz,ia Tia South
Pacific onsan. Is disclosing aenents Of
aseusnsa1 He has discovered that
eonvr<s IN thzS colony are b~ssg lib
Grated upon an agreement that they
wa NOT =ts4 N sny Fre8ch or Eng
Esh coiony and that puAss fuuds are
oIEg aed - asst them 10 San Fran
Gscs. 70 xhih rasmost Of them GO
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

Anotsrs Vas pasted up 80 the wiaSoM Of
KsuA1w 4 E14s os@ o. s5s IstAs STAT
iax tAat tks FRA sxpsese1 10 pay al SEzsx
enee WbSa tbe Eaar&ss opszsd that day
al $50 r54 Fret sases usrz az 81 eeats Eor
Jane 7ad - esass fsr Jzly- The latter
oEsEiaa sszn sod Scrn 20 ~ csxts. krt
aEsekEy seat % to gss sen4s and At S5s
a =. 3 - esats~ TIE E&ziarz q the I5sh
nzzbSr@s aztssz- Tier wsEs as foIioxs
xfsh A. estimate 81 liabilities
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

Ii Is andentood that the treasury
department vii endeavor 70 make
sone impression upon he surplus
revenue by antacipatinginterest on the
four-and-shaIf and four per cent.
bonds stu outstanding. but that expe
dent EiIgiye only q temporary reid.
Sangres viii have 70 take action Of
soEas sort to Iessen the pressure very
soon after the meeting OF that body
or encounter SERIOUS responsibility.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

Tie Oldest military organization u
tie Unzsed STATES the An<sent and
HanoraAe Artillery Coupany. Of
Boston. uAhxztA the two han5rs3
and tOrty1intk annHay q he
rang Of rs chAx<1 tbs noah
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

The American fugitivss from JasEics
"a casada hare 20 swelld the dspOIts
IN the banks oil the Dominion that
several Of the latter hare e-ornpsomis
ed With their c~Onscencas BY yiying
handsome presents 10 their clerks
These GIFTS are ostensibsy made Il
celebration Of the ROYAL jubilee b1.
such exceptional seaerosity Is aIu.yS
opsn to suspicion
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

Brothw Gardnss Of rhe Lime KIN
Cub Sznts 70 ask tbs railroad con-
pzna@ thn per6nen question ~
yoa ka haal freight kyas 80 mila.
as eheapa e you ka s~Tety-EFe. why
ean5s you * ; passenger ride as fas
for 81 as lar $50 GiEe { Gp
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

T1se first inspection for the year 81
the savings banks and trast cosa.
fanie s Of Maine By the bank sxami
nav shows that IN the SIX months end
ing May / the deposits u the 81 saw
Hs banks had increased SI.O32
s99- -. thetotaI being S3s,247.470-
So In The past year tbs gain n sur
pl1s has bcen s553zs5I6.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

There IS no s75.oo0oOo.@tate nos
any Other estate awaiting the Ansers-
can saEds ssariiy in Eagiand, sesd tbe
same may Be said Of every oihsy Ani.
u. azd yet shousands Of dollsxs are
yssxiy exp.Dded 70 learn this fars.
which has bsen often officially com
muniS4tsd TO our eovernsnsnt-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

Tbe cap goss-pmeat Of Boston had
Ah5sh Old TINE eutertaiulngfne Q1A1
Of 1.-THE Sandwich Is1ands- The bill !
81. 100. .r 500 perdag for eahpr-
son OF the Qu~esBssulse. Theisem 10,
flowers Is $4,000. The carrlaee hIre
i si.I0s hotel Ss.s5l Th4 xhoss
adair was IN rosdyish taste. and al
concerned are severely denonucsL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

Tbe1s&t increzen the cost q cos
Re uas the psas OF speculation. AMI
sItaszt agparent nasural Gauss a
break inths market caused the EaIlrrs
otIarse houses n Nsx York and SzltE
more coaa vas boolned up from 10
to Is cestsa poand. bat the recession
i sonse.hsns
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

The lopalaD OF ths United States
alone, ahirh STOOD AZ 100000 Il
1850. has been mpitipEad By twelve
1urlng niDesy years TkH EdHep part
II TO immigration and the accession Of
new tsrntorys but largely 20 natural
increase But Il spite OF thecoz1s.ans
stream of emigration. England. SCOT
land. Wales. and most OF the count
ria OF Europe show . decided growth
Of popusasion as the years pass
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

Amer ean yaehtsnsen are frank
enough TO say that the nes scotch
yacAt tbs Thistle wH sal asay With
the Americans cup unIss General
PaEass . boat. which has not pet
b~xn namra shah prore TO be asteE
than even ths Puritan or the May-
flower The coming international
ran VII Be the most intereenz
thai has evG 5een said
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23
Telesrarhic Soy. liam.


Ii sAs 5sAnE - a. =
na.y 1891 "a
Asch ~ssdssaaEscn - set assosg z&val
ofhe-Ts al tie fAsf tHzS a. tszssaG f.1S7sf
AAs 1asea ausg the $1,000 prAs aNzra-
~ ~ = uAxy department. for prSrs d.
sSz u th@ E@w ersasszs there szs q
sAarS ~eo1s~ss Ia sAe bs3zTd On tbs s1te-t-
Cardinal fssbhsyas m 50 sntervssg ~ Bal
tsz1ors rserrsd II stroa< terms 70 his IN
ssrest - al matters rSAEE s11- TsP2o-
IT, -As &c al have our SHAPE N zsa
Blessings q thas regabsle. 50 sAoasd ws ali
Aks an aetitss loyal part q uphoAaIsgths
eozzonwsalta was<a gre liberty wItAo1t
heezs%- wssA1s z1tEorTty wErsozt assp2t-
N1- Eaz Fass sol& szssaFor TO IA
6sruzDe Sae AHs sna tnsEitstsoss o. to
caantrr deserves the late d tse thsss b
lad prsfaze hands On tas Ark 81 q COW
sranI Lord th=rs are some mlsgaA9sd
Aasa IN our eozntry- IAznk God fsey sre
teFs sAo Are aEpFopE eaA1a a.
1Aa
Ehs ssaase aid house E1st - to1ns sec
sA0n rHeznszE All so1psSted toe ssssxson Of
HalazEa EAAaaa~r zs Izstez states sena-
tor
CARTS parxa gs-s-x Cf.v u,7ieenen
tataHr shos hfz wae ss5 thsn shot him
~ef dad. H VS. fr.aa
- r. p.-.nE---~SE.I.
IwS-1n~is TrtsrrsaI TsvIeT roapsv.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Suft Poek Mime
~hxkaesuntT. W-~.onsfn Lau1suse Ash
Aad eoznfy- Foartk-eisss Sosemast@rz
&FYn8E1a-pakosa Fort Abraham Lin
csn. r SEspArd Appae-zt@ Z & Apple
cate I0sz Hsa8e-soa- G Z Irwia.
ss91s i8sSh NHa@ E-a- st<aass
I-
So -
- .-ss
.as.Ia -r.a7I-.@s ef.S -. y,
So. -- - 49, 49,
s-EA.s1 - .s1 s--s-
| $3.50 - -
s-gwn a-tk@ FoErth a.tre+ osTowa -
Anx1st II. KahIn1ssr. noz collector gH thz
urese.s Fs1rxh ds.r5rt 4 - - sorers, ar
Of the dissnc+-
at.a-uez Geserzg Gsrlgnd has ssz.d an
a-ssr sxirw - souDrr.z4ieu az Al asso.
eat4 dstrsr. xt.o-rers ean1oxsa =. sxe4
szlerses Eor tie 6.<ai year bSiaaias Jaiy
i rsxr Al thu rate Of 70 per esnt Kiss than
that now paid Ihe order aka 6Erects the
dssxhaxs Of al asssstants ~hose services
ian be dsEs1ssd wEth withoat detrineEt
10 = Pa5hc service. Tbs action was ne
rssitated b. the insufficient ApproPr-
alton Tor this brAnSh OF the ssrvia@
While At szranac Eaks Mrs GeFesasd
tired 10 HndE 3 cos, bet the animal kicked
the pail over and stopy1d the ~opsratioz.
The total s5rrusat50n-o; ard rarrpuev
Mar ri. Iss7 wss 2yT as 500 b..
iar = net Increase Il s5s5Ss. SIS as con
psrea uith ;ne eirraiatiou Mar 81. 1885.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

The big steam yachts of the million
aires are expensive. Jay GouId's At
lanta costs So. 900 per month; ". X.
Naaderbiitss Alba cost SI0,O 600 a
month; James Gordon Benefits Ma
mours costs $4,000 a year-and
many Others are named whose YEARLY
expeEsses are from SIS, 900 to sos
cooper annum- This is not the worst
way ofsettingrd ofenormons incomes.
or the best.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

IsasEdia< ths fa5ur1S % shs d&y before
~ Ensenseld A Co. Hanzas & Prise s2d
z vs.. BzSs@T & Co. sh@rs - = total cE
niaets<z wItA a~zersxzse liabilities aP
p-roxIn4tiag fxo mi9lt0nz-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-23

Hsnrg George dsnies that aas trag, uas
set tor Editor UBrien at the hate Georgian
mas meeting il Mes York
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PURSUANT to Ordinance of 10Th
August 1874, it is hereby made
known that announcement has
been made to me by Messrs. Mo.
DOUGAL & co. of St. Thomas
that they from to- days date have
under the firm-name of "Branch
of Nc. Dougal & Co.," established a
merchants business in this town
and that Messrs. JAMES IT. Nc.
DOUGAL and HERM Nc.
DOUGAL II the only participants
of the firm and the only parties au-
thorized to sign the firm, as also that
they have authorized Mr.. ELIAS
MEYER to act and sign in behalf
of said firm.
Christiansted's Police Office, st. Croix
the LIST March 1887.
MAXEN,
est.
, 1887-03-02
acknowledgements

HENHOLD til Anordning af19de
August 1874 bekjendtgj6res her.
we'd, at jeg har modtaget AnmelGelse
fra D'Herrer Nc. DOUGAL & 90.
af st. Thomas ON, at de under D D.
have under Firmanavn Branch Of
Nc. Dougal e. CO.. etableret en-
misunderstanding her i Byen og
at JAMES I. Mo. DOUGAL Og
HERMANN Mo. DOUGAL ere
eneste ansvarIige Deltagere og alene
berettigede til at underskrive
Firmaet SAINT at de have meddelt
Herr ELIAS MEYER Fuldmagt
til at handle og underSkrive paa
Firmaets Vegne.
C~hristiansteds %Politikammer, st. Croix,
den lste MartS 1887.
MAXEN,
, 1887-03-02
NOTICE..

n it is my intention to leave the
~ island in the course of the next
or the following month, | must ask
my friendsand former customers kind
~ to settle their accounts as o o as
possible, in order to enable me to
meet my obligations.
st. CrOix, March End 1887.
H /. PETERSEN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-11

4 visit to Dr.. Green's laboratory, at
Woodbury., N. J., has considerably
changed Gu: views. and especially QUE
ptejudiccs in regard to what ara generally
Enown as standard Patent Medicines
y: COURSE we ara getting to that sge in
lie When We are forced to conclude Life
itself ia 8 humbus, Gnd naturally dis
trust anything thet has not withs.ood long
and tried experienced. Being physician
l had the curiosity to know how such
salo OF Two medical preparations could bs
sustained for 80 msny years. The per
fect system upon which tho business Ia
conducted, and tho pharmaceutical ar
rangemohta for the manufacture Of the
two recipes with which we were made &C.
9us!nted, ara sufficiently convincing to US
that the AUGUST FLOWER, for Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaints, and 8oscMEE's
GERMAN SYRUP, for Throat and Lung
troubles, Were for thu complaining thoy
are recommended, most excellent rsme-
Dies, and only regret that in much OF our
medical ethics prevent uB from
them without making the for
nulas public. When We were shown the
great quantity OF voluntary letters having
boen forwarded Dr.. Green, from all parts
OF the country, and IRON all elasses Of
people, lawyers, ministers and doctors,
giving q description of their ailments,
testsmon!als OF their ,cnres, etc, I feel like
DR.. Green's suggestion that the
government accept such valuable formu-
las, aud license them for general use BY
giving protection to the inventor same as
patents generslly.-Copied from ~. Y.
Druggists Circular Of Oct. 1856. DAw